FGD & DeNOx Insights  
No. 14   October 2013

 

 

 

 

WELCOME

This bi-weekly FGD & DeNOx Insights provide excerpts from the McIlvaine FGD & DeNOx World Markets.  It also provides excerpts from related publications.  The market report is conceived as the traffic control on a 4 lane knowledge bridge to the purchasers and specifiers.

 

 

 

·        FGD and DeNOx Newsletter Headlines  - October 2013   

·        World FGD Market Will Dip This Year but Increase 40 Percent By 2015

·        World Power Generation Projects Headlines –October 1, 2013

 

 

 FGD and DeNOx
NEWSLETTER 
   
   

October 2013

No. 426
 
 

FGD 

▪  NID System for Minnesota Power 585 MW Boswell 4

▪  2x1300-MW Rockport Permitted for DSI and ACI

▪  Longview Power Files for Bankruptcy

▪  Andritz to Supply CDS and SCR for Guacolda in Chile

▪  EGAT Says Four New 800-MW Power Plants Will Have Emissions Control

▪  Sierra Club files Lawsuit Against OG&E Muskogee

▪  DOJ Files Suit Against Luminant Big Brown and Martin Lake

▪  U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Says EPA Waited Too Long to Sue Homer City

▪  New Approaches to FGD Wastewater Treatment

▪  Remember Multi-Pollutant Control Technologies

 

NOx

▪  Wood Group GTS Reduces NOx Levels by 45 Percent at Ohio Power Station

▪  Fuel Tech Orders in China

▪  Ammonia-Free CataStak SCR on District Heating Plant

▪  MAN MGT 6100 Gas Turbine reaches Single Digit NOx Emissions

▪  More Options for Catalyst Management

▪  New Haldor Topsoe DNX® GT-Series Catalyst Allows SCR Ahead of CO Catalyst in HRSG

 

MATS 

▪  Mercury Control Project Approved for Petersburg and Harding Street

▪  AQC System for 90-MW Lon D. Wright 8

▪  Sixty Extension Requests for MATS Compliance

▪  Nalco Additives for Mercury Control

▪  Second Generation ACI Systems Built on First Generation Lessons

 

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World FGD Market Will Dip This Year but Increase 40 Percent By 2015

Due to substantial Chinese investment plus a bubble in U.S. spending, the flue gas desufurization (FGD) market will increase 49 percent between 2013 and 2015.  FGD investment in 2015 will be just under $4.3 billion. This is the latest forecast in FGD Markets and Strategies published by the McIlvaine Company.  (www.mcilvainecompany.com)

($ Millions)

Subject

2013

2014

2015

 Total

 3,095

 3,548

 4,292

 Dry Lime

 275

 323

 394

 Other

 90

 105

 128

 Wet Calcium

 2,730

 3,120

 3,770

 

In the last five years, the two markets accounting for most of the FGD investment have been the U.S. and China.  The Chinese market remains strong, but is below its peak year.  The U.S. market is much smaller now than in 2010.  It will rebound somewhat over the next two years. This is due to the new air toxic laws.

The new toxic pollutant regulations in the U.S. require removal of HCl.   Scrubbers which remove HCl also remove SO2.  As a result, EPA says the corollary reduction of the SO2 will be one of the biggest health benefits of the new regulations.

The larger and newer power plants in the U.S. already have scrubbers. So the new regulation primarily involves the older and smaller power plants. Many of these power plants are planning on taking a route with high operating costs and low capital costs.  The reason is that remaining life of these power plants is in question. The preferred option is to avoid the capital cost of a scrubber by injecting lime or sodium into the duct prior to the precipitator. This is called dry sorbent injection (DSI).

There are two problems with this approach.  The annual sorbent cost can be prohibitive. The efficiency may not be high enough to meet the requirements when high chlorine fuels are burned.

Since necessity is the motherhood of invention, there have been some new developments to make this approach more cost effective.  New high efficiency lime sorbents have been developed.  So, in most cases, dry injection followed by a precipitator will provide the required efficiency.

Another approach is the recovery and reuse of sodium sorbents in a process where calcium sulfate is the waste product.  This appears to offer both the high efficiency needed and the low annual sorbent cost.

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World Power Generation Projects

Revision Date

October 1, 2013

New power generation projects are tracked in two publications. Fossil and Nuclear Power Generation includes both market forecasts and project data. World Power Generation Projects has just the project data.

 

This includes only projects where there was an update during the month. There are thousands of projects in the database

   

 Project Title

First Entry Date

Location

Startup date

 Ugljevik addition

10/1/2013

Bosnia

2016

 Strathcona county power plan-Atco Power

10/1/2013

Canada

2017

 Faridabad power plant

10/1/2013

India

Unknown

 Nasiriya power plant

10/1/2013

Iraq

Unknown

 Mombasa power plant

10/1/2013

Kenya

2017

 Lamu power plant

10/1/2013

Kenya

2017

 Muhlenberg power plant-Louisville Gas & Electric, Kentucky Utilities

10/1/2013

KY

2018

 Seoul 1,2 underground combined cycle power plant-POSCO

10/1/2013

South Korea

2016

 Pinecrest Energy Center

10/1/2013

TX

Unknown

 Cirebon expansion

7/1/2013

Indonesia

2018

 Guadalupe peaking expansion-Guadalupe Power Partners

7/1/2013

TX

2015

 Genesee gas turbine power plant-Capital Power

5/1/2013

Canada

Unknown

 Yangon combined cycle-Busan Korea Biotech., Hyundai, Hana Daetoo Securities

11/1/2012

Myanmar

2014

 Great Island combined cycle-SSE

11/1/2012

UK

2014

 Footprint Power power plant at Salem Harbor site

9/1/2012

MA

2016

 Ncondezi Coal (Tete) power plant

6/1/2012

Mozambique

2017

 Ahlone (Yangon) combined cycle power plant

6/1/2012

Myanmar

2015

 Kyauktan power plant-Min. Electric Power, Orange Powergen, Global Advis

5/1/2012

Myanmar

Unknown

 Knottingley combined cycle plant

4/1/2012

UK

2018

 Barisal power plant-Summit Industrial

3/1/2012

Bangladesh

Unknown

 Hess Newark power plant

3/1/2011

NJ

2016

 Old Bridge Clean Energy Center (combined cycle)-NRG (NJ Power Development)

3/1/2011

NJ

Cancelled

 Woodbridge power plant-CPV Shore

3/1/2011

NJ

2016

 Davao City CFB power plant-Aboitiz Power/SMC Global Power

9/1/2010

Philippines

2015

 Madanganj-Summit Power

5/1/2010

Bangladesh

Unknown

 Jamshoro supercritical -Water and Power Development Authority

5/1/2010

Pakistan

2016

 Nellore district power plant-Kineta Power Pvt.

4/1/2010

India

Unknown

 Batang power plant-PT Adaro Energy, J-Power, and Itochu

4/1/2010

Indonesia

2017

 Yamunanagar supercritical addition-Haryana Power Generation

11/1/2009

India

Unknown

 Plomin 3 power plant

6/1/2008

Croatia

2017

New power generation projects are tracked in two publications. Fossil and Nuclear Power Generation includes both market forecasts and project data. World Power Generation Projects has just the project data.

 

For more information on World Power Generation Projects, click on: http://home.mcilvainecompany.com/index.php/databases/28-energy/486-40ai

 

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